Senior point guard Dye Stahley landed a game-tying three-pointer and added 10 more points in overtime for the 66-59 win.
Senior point guard Dye Stahley fuels Women’s Basketball’s overtime win
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Snow flurries in San Luis Obispo as temperatures plunge
With temperatures reaching the low 30’s earlier this week, San Luis Obispo experienced snow and snow flurries around the county. While videos of snowfall in the county have circulated social media, John Lindsey a marine meteorologist for PG&E and Cal Poly alumnus, said snow is common in the county depending on where you look. Snow […]
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Problems in The SLO apartments remain after class-action lawsuit
In 2017, former Cal Poly student Cameron Geehr filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of the tenants of The SLO Student Living against Home Sweet Home, Inc., the former owners of the apartment complex located on Foothill Boulevard and Santa Rosa Street. The case was settled in December 2018, allowing a reimbursement of up to […]
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Grammy-winner Joshua Bell will perform on his $3.5 million violin at Cal Poly tonight; students can watch for $10
Thursday, Feb. 7, Bell will perform on his $3.5 million violin alongside English pianist Sam Haywood at Cal Poly’s Harold Miossi Hall.
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Sustainability report shows transportation now makes up majority of campus emissions
The 2018 Biennial Sustainability Progress Report was released Jan. 29, and includes updated statistics concerning Cal Poly’s water and energy use, waste management and climate action plan. While in 2017, buildings were emitting the most greenhouse gasses (GHG), the new report shows that now transportation makes up 51 percent of campus GHG emissions. This is […]
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Dwight from “The Office” and co-founder of SoulPancake to speak at Cal Poly about joy
“[Wilson and Mogharabi] are just totally fired for joy,” Industry experience and management junior and ASI Special Events Student Assistant Jody Maddigan said. “Just looking at campus climate and stuff like that, we were like, ‘We need some joy here.’ It’s going to be amazing.”
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Cal Poly to break ground on new $125 million interdisciplinary research complex
Cal Poly will break ground to make room for a new $125 million interdisciplinary research building beginning in May 2019.
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Men’s Swim and Dive defeats UC Santa Barbara for the first time in five years
The Cal Poly Men’s Swim and Dive team took a 164.5-129.5 win over UC Santa Barbara on Saturday, Feb 2.
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ASI Board of Directors member made it her “personal mission” to help marginalized communities know their rights
Every day growing up, Gabriela Guillen awoke to the sounds of family members getting ready to work labor-intensive jobs in the early hours of the morning. She would hear footsteps as early as 5 a.m. – sometimes, she would even accompany them to work to help make an income. Inspired by her upbringing, The Associated […]
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“Part of it was luck,” one of the SLO Hacks winner said about newly developed LineFighter game
Three Cal Poly students stumble upon the winning project for SLO Hacks hackathon.
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Have the chance to meet and work at businesses in San Luis Obispo at the Local Career Fair
Students will have the opportunity to network with more than 40 companies at the Local Career Fair in Chumash Auditorium Thursday, Feb. 7. Students can learn about internships, full-time and part-time opportunities with employers from San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara county from 1:30-4:30 p.m. Employers from companies such as iFixit, Rantec Power Systems […]